Al Qadsiah host Al Hazem in matchweek 33 of the 2025-26 Saudi Pro League on Thursday, May 14, 2026, with kickoff set for 11:30 p.m. IST at the Prince Mohammed Bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The meeting pairs a fourth-place side that has won 21 of its 32 games with an Al Hazem team sitting ninth after 10 wins in 32 fixtures.
It is a fixture that carries more weight for the home side. Al Qadsiah beat Al Fayha 2-1 in their last match, scoring a late goal to secure another three points, while Al Hazem arrive after a 2-2 draw with Al Najma. The numbers point in different directions: Al Qadsiah are pushing at the top end of the table, and Al Hazem are trying to steady themselves after a run that has not matched their standards.
Julian Quiñones is the headline act for Al Qadsiah. He has 29 goals in 29 league matches this season and remains the club's top scorer in the ongoing campaign. That kind of output has kept him in the Saudi Pro League Golden Boot race alongside Ivan Toney and Cristiano Ronaldo, and it gives Al Qadsiah a forward who can change a game without warning.
They will need him because the injury list has thinned their options. Mateo Retegui is unavailable, and Julian Weigl will also miss the match. Even so, Al Qadsiah still go into the contest with momentum from back-to-back wins in their last three matches, a stretch that has helped keep them in fourth place as the season moves into its final phase.
Al Hazem, by contrast, come in with a full squad and the chance to make life awkward for a higher-ranked opponent. Their previous draw with Al Najma showed enough fight to suggest they can compete, but their recent form has not been up to the mark, and they will need more than resilience if they are to leave Dammam with anything. A team that has held together physically but not fully clicked in results now faces one of the league's most efficient scorers on his own ground.
The match will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website, while fans in the United Kingdom can watch on DAZN UK. For Al Qadsiah, the task is straightforward: keep the pressure on the teams above them and let Quiñones do what he has done all season. For Al Hazem, the opportunity is just as clear, because a road point against a top-four side would say more about their ceiling than their table position does right now.
